When I Was A Kid At Four

Making Movies Has Not Only Been An Incredibly Collaborative Process But There's Three Big Parts: Pre-production, Shooting Itself And Then Post-production, Which Leads Into Marketing. And If You're Passionate About The Movie And You Believe In It, And It Would Make Sense That You Are Having Done It, Then You Want To Get Out And Promote It. It Makes It A Lot Easier When The Film Is Good And People Are Enjoying It.

Sometimes If You Just Take The Time To Really Pay Attention And Break It Down, You Can Figure Out What Caused It. And From There, Generally, I Can Pull Myself Up Out Of It. And If I Can't, That's Where The Support Group Comes In.

When I Was A Kid, I Was A Combination Of Elvis, Richard Pryor, And Harrison Ford From Indiana Jones. I Didn't Know The Value Of Being Able To Make Someone Happy. What Kid Really Understands That? It Wasn't Until I Got Into Professional Wrestling That I Felt Like, "oh, It's Not Only Incredibly Gratifying To Achieve Something But Also To Make People Happy".

Every Once In A While I Get The Highly Inappropriate Proposal Which Is Like, 'wow, Really! You Don't Even Know Me And I Don't Know You At All, And You Want That To Happen? Tonight? Ok, I Get Off Work At 7.30.'

You Don't Need Directions, Just Point Yourself To The Top And Go!